Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

MANSCRIPT Dedzcatwn We, the class of 1961, proudly dedi- cate our yearbook to Mr. Eugene Mor- timer, our class advisor. We shall al- ways remember him and be grateful for the help and leadership which he so faith- fully rendered, It was he who knew each one ofus, teaching us to march ev- er forward with pride in our class, while striving to reach higher goals each year. U ADMIN Joint School Board SEATED FROM LEFT: Arch Robbins, Mrs. Bixby, Aaron Smith, Rexford Crippen, Ralph Crippen, Ralph York, Lyle Cleveland, Harold Terry. STANDING FROM LEFT: I, J. Wells, Edson Shaw, Gilbert Furman, Keith Sweeley, Sidney Powlison, Clarence Harvey, James Rieppel, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Lavere Fogelsonger, Gordon Wood. MRS. BIXBY MISS KINGSLEY MRS. LOVE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 - GREETINGS, May I congratulate you on the completion of your high school education. Both of these pro- grams are worthwhile. This yearbook will be- come more valuable to you as the years go on as it will assist you in recalling the splendid years you spent with your fellow classmates. Your diploma from high school will serve as a remind- er that you have completed some basic education upon which you will be able to build a broader and more worthwhile education in the future, You will find that whatever you do, your educa- tion must continue in order that you may enjoy a fuller and more satisfying life. May God in his goodness endow you with health, energy, and the spirit of service to your fellowmen, Very sincerely, Warren L. Miller MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1961 - We live in a demanding world, Our kind of society calls for the maximum development of individual potentialities, at all levels, Some of you have had your head in the clouds and, at times, one foot on the ground. Now you are faced with the demands of so- ciety. If you have developed your potentialities to the maximum then you are ready to assume the responsibilities of a citizen in a changing world. If not, then it should be your goal to make the necessary changes. My sincere congratulations to each of you, to your yearbook staff, and to your sponsors for a job well done. Best wishes, T. R. Besanceney Lettie A . Brace Philip B. Brennan Rosemary Brennan John H. Baynes Britton N. Bixby Mary M. Brace Jane Brooks Thelma Ching Orville Dickerson Clarice S. Evans Leslie Evans Charles Fowler Mary German Marion Gle cker Robert Johnson Robert Kloss james Mclnroy ' Eugene Mortimer 5 Charles F. Hess Celia C. Higley Faustina B. Hughes Richard W. Jackson John Reese Virginia Reese John Rudy Helen S, Strait Joseph Tocci Donald Van Ess William Wanich Gladys Young National Honor Society U SE Ujficers Sponsors EDGAR BAILEY This ruggedly handsome boy is as good-natured as they come. He can often be seen whizzing around in his blue Ford, or stuffing himself on ham and pizza, An officer in our F. F. A. , he is known for his depend- ability. This quality will carry him far. JOHN BARDEN A sincere personality, plus a flashing smile has made John a friend of everyone. His participation on the yearbook staff and on the prom committee have shown his interest in class activities. His hobby of photog- raphy, along with his talent of making friends, will carry John far in his chosen field as an x-ray technol- ogist . JANET BARRON A sudden burst of laughter tells us that Janet is near. She has shown outstanding ability as a cheerleader, With her warm and friendly personality, she is sure to be happy, Laugh and the world laughs with you. KAREN BAUM Back to us after a year in New Hampshire, Kate has once again added her quiet charm to our class, Skat- ing, reading, and swimming are just a few of her var- ied interests which promise her a bright and happy fu- ture. This striking blonde shows that brains and beauty do mix. Judie, an honor student, is assistant editor of the HI-LIGHTS, and is a talented participant in many music activities. She is sure to find success in any career she choses. Sewing, cooking, knitting, crocheting, roller skating, and ice skating best describes our busy Donna, She always has some project, this year generally home- making, up her sleeve. NANCY BENNETT Always on the go, Nancy manages to have a good time wherever she is. When she came here from South Dakota last year, our class gained an outstand- ing student. Nancy's ambition is to become a social welfare worker, JUDITH BESANCENEY GRA CE BOLT Quiet Grace graces our school with her deep religious convictions. Hardly ever seen without her Bible, she travels her Christian path. As you may have guessed Grace plans to enter the field of religious service. DONNA JEAN BOYDEN CAROL BRA DWA Y Happy-go-lucky Carol came to us from California last year. She has since served capably in many class activities and made our class much happier with her humor, Faithful Carol spends many of her after -school hours typing for the HI-LIGHTS and working as liter- ary chief ofthe MANSCRIPT. J A MES BROWN Jim may seem quiet at first glance, but once you get to know him, you'll find he can be as devilish as any one. His quiet look may come from his love of na- ture and the sports of the great outdoors. Jim's sin- cerity will always bring him great happiness, i CATHERINE BURKE This statuesque brunette was Mansfield's representative at the Flaming Foliage Festival at Renova. She is the band's solo clarinetist and attended District Band. Cathi's warm personality and quick wit make her a friend worth hav ing. WILLIAM CA DY Bill blows his coronet like an angel, yet a nuclear engineering career interests him, He can be found working at the A8rP when school is not in session. A hard worker, but always ready for a good laugh, that's our Bill. This vivacious miss is always found where there is fun. Besides her activity in the F.H. A. , she is interested in all sports. Ann's four horses are her pride and joy, so she can often be found with them. We are sure Ann will have a happy future - she will make it so. IUDITH CASSELBERRY Gay, carefree Judy is active and interested in many things. She is an outstanding typist and uses this abil ity to type for the HI-LIGHTS and MANSCRIPT. She also is an excellent dancer and skater. Judy's person- ality and talents will bring her much happiness, ANN CHA MBERLAIN Curly -haired Don's main interests lie in farming and the F. F. A, He has contributed to the organization through his conscientiousness and public speaking abil- ity. Noon hour always finds Don playing basketball with the boys. CAROLE CUMMINGS As a leader of the Pep Club, Cindy, with a drama- tic personality, has contributed a great deal towards the school spirit, Her love of music has been an as- set in our musical organizations, DONALD CUMMINGS BETTY LOU COLEGROVE This active young miss is a whiz at basketball, She is a true sportswoman, which shows in her many ath- letic activities, whether doing a flip on the trampo- line, or shooting the winning basket. Betty is also an excellent student, and hopes to find a career in math or physical education. CHARLES COLEGROVE Chuck's chosen career is farming, During his high school years he has devoted his time to being friendly, Although rather quiet, Chuck has proven himself a valuable member of our class. CAROLE COMFORT This cute little blonde is known for her ability to sew. Besides excelling as an F. H. A. student, she is also an active member of chorus and student council. Carole's quality of being helpful will carry her far. ROBERT COX This tall blonde enjoys working with his hands. I-le is active in F.F, A., and a valued player on the F.F. A. basketball team, Bob would like to start his own car repair shop after he finishes school, MICHAEL CUN NINGHAM This ambitious fellow can be found where there's fun. He also has his own car. You never catch him He is also quick -witted in the classroom. We wish Mike the best of luck, GERA LD DA VEY Jerry is friendly, easy-going, and always has a cheery l-li for everybody, Jerry has been. active in baseball, basketball and soccer, He frequently can be seen up at the bowling alley or lending a helping hand in the Newsroom, Success won't come hard for this fellow, KAY DUNKLEBERGER A sparkling smile and cheery Hello make Kay a friend to all. Her participation in chorus and as a member of the yearbook staff, she has put forth het talents. Her ability in dancing and skating prove her pastimes worthwhile, Kay's pleasing personality wills help her go far in her career of working with airlines, RONALD EN GLISH Ron as he is known to all his friends, has been an active member of the senior class, Ron has played three years of both varsity basketball and soccer, Aside from sports, Ron is an honor student, chorus member, band member and in numerous other extra- curricular activities. in a bad mood, as you can tell by the grin on his face, JOHN ESTEP This little guy has kept the entire class wondering What's next. Having little enthusiasm for studies, John has devoted his time to more important things in life - namely fun. His good humor will take him far in today's world. MYRON FISH members. As an F. F. A, member, Myron has actively partrci pated in basketball and the Parliamentary Procedure Team, His interest has influenced many fellow JANET FOREMAN Janet is a girl with an infectious giggle which can often be heard in the halls. We wish her success in the future. A merry heart goes all the day, Shakespeare LINDA GARSIDE Though she is quiet, Linda has a word for everyone With her sincere smile and cordial manner she is sure to go a long way. As merry as the day is long Shakespeare NANCY GRAFIUS They say beauty killed the beast, but at present, no one is certain. Needless to say, Nancy has been gifted with looks, as well as personality, As a cheerleader, her peppy enthusiasm has often urged the team to vic- tory. Her love of fun and excitement has been en- joyed by all. 'JAMES HARRIS Jim, a prominent member of F.F.A. , likes square dancing. Because his interest is farming, he natural- ly wants to be a farmer. ROBERT HICKS - This tall lad likes sports and hunting. He plays bas- ketball and is a member of the yearbook staff. Bob plans to get a good job and also to get married when he finishes school, JOHN HUFN A GEL Wherever there's fun, you'l1 be sure to find Jack in the midst of it, Jack has a swell personality which enables him to get along with everybody. He can often be seen driving around in a '54 Dodge. He also has a great amount of persuasive ability, as his mag- azine salesmanship ranking attests. DONNA JEAN HULSLAN DER This little miss makes any classroom cheerful and does well in anything she sets her mind to. Her train- ing in F.H. A. will help her in the future. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, BETTY JACKSON This tall brunette with long, beautiful hair likes sports and sewing. Betty is a member of chorus and F. H. A, She plans to be a beautician. THOMAS JOHNSTON As past president and present vice-president, Tom takes an active role in our class activities. His abil- ity to discuss politics and education are well known to all. He is on the prom committee and is head of our class planning committee, His persevering per- sonality will carry him far in his chosen army career, JAY KENT One of the outstanding typists of our class, Jay's in- terests are mostly connected with the commercial field. He is also an avid hunter and sportsman. Jay's ability to make friends easily insures a happy future. ROBERTA KOWAL A friend in need is a friend indeed. Roberta's twinkling eyes and flashing smile has penetrated even the gloomiest day. Her willingness to lend a helping hand has endeared her to many, WILLIAM KSHIR Slow but steady, that 's Bill. His rare personality, an interest in mechanics, and his good manners are - bound to be helpful in his future. WILLIAM LOVE Dark and handsome, Bill keeps the girls in a dither. He can often be found talking with the boys in the hall during lunch hour. His ability to get along with people will take him far. PA TRICIA LUN N Pat's neatly coiffed head can usually be seen in many a group, Whether she is sharing a friendly chat, singing in the chorus, or editing the HI-LIGHTS, she does an expert job, Patti represented us at Girls' State last year. Business Administration is her chosen career. This petite miss makes up for her height in personality. Her smile and laugh are very contagious, Little friends may prove great friends Don's unique personality, coupled with his quiet man- ner have made Don a friend to all. Masonry is his chosen career, thus he spends much of his time help- ing his father as a mason. DORIS McKAY A esop REN A H MERRICK Always smiling and full of fun, this capable gal has proven her versatility as a member of the MANSCRIPT staff, as class secretary, and as a member of the schoo1's musical organizations, These talents and her friendly personality will take her far in her teaching career. DONALD MOORE THOMAS MORAN This brown-haired 1ad's hobbies and interests are sports He is in soccer, basketball, and chorus. You can of- ten see Tom riding around town at noon in his black '50 Ford. IEA NNE MORGA N A peppy miss' as a cheerleader, accompanied by her scholastic ability in the classroom, make Jeanne an 'all-around' girl. As President of the Student Council, she represents the student body well. She has made contributions to band and chorus throughout her high school career. With her friendly and under- standing personality, she will be assured of a happy future, LEE OBOURN If you see activity that looks like fun, there is Lee. His interest in sports, as well as his participation in class activities, makes him a welcome member of our class. An interesting and enjoyable future is sure for carefree Lee. PHILIP PARKER Phil, as he is known to his friends, can often be seen traveling around town in his '41 Ford coupe. Phil also plays the electric guitar and trumpet. He is always on the lookout for an argument to help pass the time away. MARILYN PUTNAM Although she is quiet, Marilyn makes every word count. Her ability to play the clarinet is a great contribution to the band. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Emerson JAMES RATHBUN Jim is usually seen in the hall creating some sort of nrckus. There is never a dull moment in this tall lanky fellow's life. Jim has also been active in sports, as well as on the credit roll. Success should come easy for Jim. JOHN RIEPPEL A pleasant word and a smile for everyone has made Jack a friend of all. Equal to his ability of getting along with people are his talents in working with machinery, guns, and cars, His present hobbies promise to carry him far in his chosen field as a machinist. JERRY RICE Happy-go-lucky Jerry's interests center around cars and sports. Jerry works for his ifather during his spare time delivering gas. He also can be found tramping through the woods during hunting season. You can often hear his laugh ringing through the halls. With all these qualities, Jerry is assured of a successful life, SHIRLEY ROSE Shirl is always fun to be with, whether in the classroom or just out having fun. As treasurer of our class, working on the class planning committee, and as a member of the yearbook staff, she has willingly helped our class to succeed. Her eagerness to help and friendliness to all promise Shirl a welcome wherever she may go. SUSAN RUSH Peppy Sue always has a smile for everyone, even when the chips are down. With all her talent in music, we know it will open many doors to success. 'Without music, life would be a mistake. Nietzsche DOUGLAS SA RGENT Sarge is an all-around guy. He excels in all sports and is quick witted in the classroom. His trademarks are a cherry Hi, and a catchy grin, Doug also likes A to fish and hunt. A highly successful life is in store for this ambitious fellow, HARRY SCOUTEN Harry likes square dancing and roller skating. He is also interested in cars and has a part time job after school. JOSEPH SHERMAN Joe, a boy who likes hunting, is also an F. F. A, mem- ber and an F. F.A, basketball player. He plans to work on a farm. GERA LD SMITH Jerry's interests are many and varied, Music being his major interest, he naturally aspires to become a musician. Serious thoughts and witty English themes are more of jerry's specialties. KENNETH SMITH Taking an active part in our class as President and as President of the F,F.A, , he continues to widen his scope in farming. Friendly and happy-go-lucky as he is, he maintains a serious outlook on his responsi- bilities. He works actively as a member of our class planning committee. A bright and successful future is predicted for Ken. SYNTHIA SPENCER What this girl lacks in height she makes up for with talent. She lends her support to many activities, and is always willing to lend a helping hand with art work. -This pint-sized gal is art editor of the paper staff, and will go far with her chosen career as a commercial artist. BEVERLY STROCK Patience is a virtue bestowed by the gods. Although Greek Mythology has gone out of style, Patience is here to stay, Bev's quick wittedness and enthusiasm has enlivened many a class. TIMOTHY SUMNER Math-whiz describes this brown-haired lad. Tim is one of these happy-go-lucky people that take time out to enjoy life. MARIORIE TICE This tall girl is very sincere in everything she does. Her interests range from skating to sewing. We wish her only the best. 'Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Plautus . THOMAS TICE His ready smile, accompanied by a twinkle in his eye, add ro Tom's unassuming personality, Among his varied interests is a flashy blue and white Mercury convertible. His personality assures him of a happy future. GARY VAN NOCKEN Gary livens our classes with his humor and is our class disc jockey for dances. An avid sports fan, he likes ro record play-by-play accounts of M.S. H.S. ' s basketball games. KAREN VOSBURG Mansfield's first Girl-of-the-Month seems to have what it takes for getting good marks. Karen, who is willing to pitch in and work, is a valuable asset to the band, chorus, orchestra, HI-LIGHTS staff, and student council. She also did a fine job as layout chief of this yearbook. BARBARA WALLENBURG Peppy, smiling Babs is an active member of our class. Her interest in music shows in chorus , band, and orchestra. With her many talents and sparkling personality, she will go far in her nursing career. KA THLEEN WA LSH Kathy, a blue eyed, brown-haired basketball player, enjoys ice skating and dancing. A member of pep club and the yearbook staff, she wants to become a nurse. LINDA WATKINS Quiet determination is the secret to this gal's ability. Aiding Mrs. l-ligley in the library is but one of the many tasks she has undertaken to serve our school, Her friendly manner has brought a little sunshine to each and every day. PHYLLIS WELCH Phyllis left our class last fall to marry Robert Smith, a former M.S,H.S. graduate. CARSON WHITTEKER A hazel-eyed bundle of energy, Carson enjoys roller and ice skating, and is a prominent member of our high school band. His witty sense of humor makes h-im well-liked by his fellow classmates and friends. SYLVIA WILSON Pert and pretty Sy is one of our class musicians. But music isn't all she excells in as she writes for the HI-LIGHTS, MANSCRIPT, and MANSFIELD ADVER- TISER, With all her talents and her friendliness, she will do well in her music career. U FA Most Likely To Succeed Most Dependable Most Scholastic Personality Plus Most Musical Most School Spirit Best Dressed Most Athletic Cutest Best sense of humor Happiest Quietest U J Ofjqlcers Sponsors SANDRA ALLEN Flippancy and melodious voice portray Sandy. ALFRED AMES Rudy's athletic ability is a valuable asset to our school. MARY K. BA ILY A wonderful personality makes Mary a friend to all. JACK BAYNES Jack has a friendly personality and pleasing manner. MARTHA BEARDSLEE This peppy gal has a smile for everyone and is always ready for fun. BA RBA RA BENSON This classy dresser's sparkling personality brightens any day. DONNA BENTLEY Donna's gay smile is often seen flashing through the typing room SHARON BRADLEY This peppy lass is known for her dancing ability. BEVERLY BROWN Tall, devilish Bev enlivens any class she appears in. PA TRIC IA BROWN This tall miss is very independent and enjoys music. DONALD BURNHAM From day to day Don's supply of pranks is inexhaustible. JAMES BDCBY Jim's favorite pastime is giving his teachers grey hair. GEORGE BLUHM Intelligent and very interested in Chemistryg that's our George. JAMES BOVIER Happy go lucky Jim can always be found where the fun is. 1. MICHAEL BRACE Mike is our class president and has personality plus. WILLIAM Cl-IAMBERLAIN Tall and handsome, that's fun loving Bill just around the corner. PEGGY CLARK Small girl with plenty of warmth for everyone. GARY CLEVELAND Often seen whizzing down the street or down the basketball court. LEONARD COSTLEY Leonard can usually be found at the skating rink. EILEEN COURTNEY As a peppy cheerleader, Corky cheers our team on to victory, STEPHEN CUNNINGHAM Steve is usually found where- ever there's fun. MICKEY CURRAN Mickey's happy personality has won her many friends. RICHARD DAVEY Dick has varied interests, all of which are not in school. EDWARD FURMAN Ed has a keen sense of humor and an intense interest in cars. SHARON GILLESPIE Sharon's school spirit and scholastic ability are well known. GERALD HALL A hard worker, Jerry plans to go places. WESLEY HEMENWAY A willing worker, Wes can often be found lending a helping hand. KATHY DECKER Petite Kathy's interests lie in quiet fun. CHERYL DICKINSON A shriek around the corner indicates that Cheryl is near, IO ANN ENNIS A saucy red-head always ready to have a good time. IERALD FARRER Jerry does his talking with his driver and basketball. JAMES HICKS Jim 's always ready for fun no matter where he is. WENDELL HITCHCOCK Good looks, and scholastic ability are this fellow's assets. SCOTT HUSTED A friendly sense of humor is com- bined with his scholastic ability. THOMAS HUSTED Tom is a very flashy dresser with a cheery 'hello' for all. DON INSCHO Don's basketball is only surpassed by his scholastic ability. CAROL ISAACSON Carol, with her sparkling smile, is a fun loving friend to all. BOB JOHNS TON Friendliness is an asset to Bob's amiable personality. BOB JONES Bob can always be found supporting our school sports. YVONNE MORGAN Shy and sweet, Yvonne is efficient in all she does. BERT OHLSON This fun-loving lad likes to keep his classmates in stitches. VIVIAN OHLSON Vivian's interests vary from reading to riding her horses. SALLY REYNOLDS A cheerful disposition and good looks are becoming to this little gal. MARIE MARPLE Tall, slim, Marie is known for her cheerful smile, SANDRA MAURER A soft voice and a vivacious personality are noticeable traits. JOHN MCNA NEY Zooming down the basketball court to make a basket, that's our John. JOSEPH MOORE A very friendly hello and scholastic ability are some of his talents. MARY RICE A quiet girl with a warm personality. DONALD ROBBINS Don is quiet and a prominent member of our FFA, SHIRLEY ROSS Quiet, sweet, and shy best describe Shirley. CONNIE ROUPP You can see this blonde riding around town in her Mercury. ALLEN SCHA NBACHER This little guy is sure to go far with his pleasing personality. MARCIA SEYMOUR A classy dresser with an eye for fun LYNN SHERMAN An active FFAer, Lynn is easy- going and pleasant. DAVID SMITH He's shy yes, but he's lots of fun on any occasion. JAMES STORMS Jim's good looks and friendly per- sonality are enjoyed by all. SUSAN STURDEVA NT Tall and dark with a perky per- sonality she excels in many ways. SUE TEARS Not to short, not to tall, that's our Sue on the ball. MASON TERRY A quiet member of the bible class. HARLO SMITH A '54 Chevy' and his quiet manner are typical of Harlo. A LFRED SPA RLING This quiet lad enjoys riding around in jeeps. CAROL STERLING Vivacious Carol adds pep and sparkle to the Junior class. DONALD STICKLER Don seems quiet, but wait until you get to know him. DAVID TICE A quiet, likeable fellow, 'Dave' has a smile for everyone. JAMES TICE Easy, going Iim's main interests lie in farming. JOYCE TICE Her cheerful smile bedecks this dainty lass. IVAN TOMLINSON Take away his ping pong table and Ivan would be lost. ARTHUR TOWNSEND Butch's love of fun has made him well loved by all. CONNIE TRASK Active Connie still finds time to cheer our team on to victory , CARL VAN NESS This quiet lad likes to hunt and trap CLIFFORD WELCH Cliff's often seen driving a black 55 Mercury, AUDREY WISE Quiet Audrey has ready wit and high scholastic ability. ANNA MAY WOOD This speed demon is known for her driving ability. ETHEL YOUMA NS Vivacious and always ready to lend a helping hand. TOM WEST As a sharp dresser with a nice per- sonality, Tom is well-liked. LAURA WILCOX This quiet girl is a member of both our band and chorus. GLORIA WILKINS Gloria is known for her talented contralto voice. SALLY WILSON This lively girl is found where fun is. SOP X Susan Allen Joan Ames Roderick Ayers Charles Bailey Paul Bailey Joan Barden Susan Barden Ann Barnes Richard Bartlett Robert Bennett Mary C. Besanceney Red Bolt William Boyden Marguerite Brown Ross Burgess Richard Carnright James Dunkleberger Mary Lou Evans Milford Frost Gail Gardner Sonja Gardner Theodore Gillespie Richard Hart Diane Hartsock Edward Chamberlain James Colegrove John Conrad James Cooley Dolores Courtney Thomas Crittenden Duane Cummings Donald Dewey Bonnie Harvey Connie Heater Jean Hewitt Larry Hulslander Linda Jaquish Jean Jenkins Dorothy Johnston Fred Johnston Sandra Kenyon Elwyn Kuhl Linda Leipold William Leipold Thomas McE1wain Bemice McKay James McMillen Thomas Monro Claudia Palmer Shirley Passeri Edward Patterson Robert Pequignot Linda Rice Francis Ross Eddie Roupp Robert Sargent Karen Moore Sharen Moore Robert Morgan Barbara Mortimer James Mudge Donald Nares Marynel Neal Margaret Nelson Candy Skoreski Carol Smith Philip Smith Ted Smith Tom Smith Ronald Somogy Hancis Sparling David Stone Jack Stone Nancy Sumner Susan Wanck Karen Wanich Edward Watkins Ralph Watkins Jack Wright Sara Youmans X f--- 1 HEX Manscnpt Sta 44 Officers and Sponsors Student Council Members H i-Lights Staff On December 30th, the Mansfield Senior Prom was transformed into a Wonderland By Night. A snow laden forest transported the dancers into a ling overhead added a magical touch to the dance. After the Grand Promenade, the girl chosen as Queen of the Prom was ed by Mr. James Tomlinson. Refreshments were served at each table, and a good time was had by all. The music was played by the Squires. Senior Prom land of enchantment. The stars twink- Miss Shirley Ann Rose. She was escort- Cathi Burke was elected to represent Mans- field in the annual Flaming Foliage Festival held at Renova, Pennsylvania. Her escort was Tom Johnston. At the annual May Day ceney was crowned She was picked on the sonallty, academic talent. Judy attended June 16-18. Festival, Judy Besan- Miss Mansfield, 1961 basis of beauty, per- achievement, and the Laurel Festival This year, for the first time, M.I.S.l-LS. elected a representative to the Miss Tiadaghton contest. Sylvia Wilson was chosen for the honor. The contest is a preliminary contest for Miss Pennsylvania and the girls were judged on beauty, personality and talent. The students are all proud that Sy placed in the upper half of the contestants. FHA. The F. H.A. under the guidance of Mrs. Brace, has completed a very successful year. The highlights of the year was the Spring Fashion Show. At that time the girls modeled the various outfits they made. During the school year the F, H.A. sold baked goods and candy. They also checked coats at dances, and helped to make our school life more enjoyable. Advisor FFA. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys who are studying vocational agriculture, Founded in Virginia in 1928, the organ- ization has grown rapidly until today there are members in the 50 states and Puerto Rico, The Mansfield Chapter of the F. F,A. is one of the oldest and most active of the more than three hundred F, F.A. Chapters in Pennsylvania. Since the Mansfield Chapter was chartered in 1932, there have been a large number of boys who received training in farming and rural leadership and are raking their place among the progressive farmers in the community. Senior High Concert Band Y 17 Y Y , 4' , Senior High Marching Band Orchestra Senior High Chorus Senior Play The law came to Mansfield March 24, when the senior class presented, as its annual senior play, TWELVE ANGRY MEN, adapted for television by Reginald Rose. The story of TWELVE ANGRY MEN is one of the influence on a jury of one man's belief in the law that a man must be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, The cast of thirteen, stage hand and advisers are to be commended in a fine production. S Class of '61 Thor Award Citizenship Award DeK lb Awa d 0hr1 'Our Election' Cafeteria Lx ATH Varsity Basketball The 1960-61 basketball season turned out to be a success. The Tigers posted an overall record of 16-4. Along with the league championship, we entered the Class B playoffs, losing a heartbreaker in overtime to Sayre, 55-54. Height was a big asset, along with a well balanced offense and de- fense. This year's record was as follows: M.S.H.S. OPPONENT 58 Towanda 21 '74 Liberty 44 5 o Troy 54 58 Elkland 31 41 Wellsboro 45 59 Williamson 32 61 Troy 53 61 North Penn 45 56 Cowanesque 43 57 Galeton 30 48 Towanda 51 93 Liberty 35 71 Elkland 53 73 Wellsboro 55 8 1 Williamson 40 '70 North Penn 39 57 Cowanesque 44 8 O Galeton 39 52 TCL All -Stars 63 54 Sayre 55 . COA CH TOCCI Junior Varsity Basketball COA CH EVANS The 1960-61 Tiger-Cubs finished second in the TCL this year, but they didn't bow out without a fightg losing to North Penn in the last '7 seconds of a playoff game. Their overall record was 17-2. Once again height, a well-balanced scoring attack and determination paved the way to a successful season, This year's record was as follows: MANSFIELD OPPONENT 17 Towanda 21 49 Liberty 11 30 Troy 28 44 Elkland 24 24 Wellsboro 18 44 Williamson 11 32 Troy 39 30 North Penn 23 37 Cowanesque 16 40 Galeton 13 40 Towanda 31 46 Liberty 22 49 Elkland 15 43 Wellsboro 31 41 Williamson 2 34 North Penn 38 30 Cowanesque 14 47 Galeton 17 34 North Penn 35 fPlay-offj FFA. Basketball COACH HESS Once again the FFA basketball team came through with a very fine team and another winning season, Their overall record was 3-1, bringing Mr. Hess's boys their second winning season in a row. Girls ' Basketball The girls' basketball team, coached by Mrs. Evans, is made up of girls in Senior High School. This year, the team took part in a tournament at Towanda where they advanced as far as the semi-finals and lost to the eventual winners, Towanda. The score was 35-33. The only other game played was with Troy in which Mansfield lost, 38-35. Tumbling Club Soccer COACH The 1960-61 version of the soccer team was not too successful. They showed scrap, determination, and lots of spirit. The lack of scoring hurt them. This year's team posted a 2-3 record, which is as follows MANSFIELD OPPONENT 6 Elkland 4 4 Cowanesque 12 5 Liberty 3 6 Williamson '7 2 North Penn 3 Baseball The 1961 baseball team could produce one of the most successful teams in recent school history. Its main assets center around the three main phases of the gamesg a stout defense, good hitting, and a good pitching staff. The record for this season is as follows: MANSFIELD OPPONENT 0 Elkland 3 9 Williamson 1 6 Liberty 3 2 Cowanesque 1 COACH RUDY 1960 Baseball Team COACH BESANCENEY Faulty fielding and lack of hitting power constantly plagued and followed the Tigers this year. Although we didn't bring home the championship, we gained much needed experience and depth for next year. The 1960 version of the Tigers produced a record of 2-4. Their record was as follows: MA N SFIELD OPPONENT 'I Wellsboro 10 12 Cowanesque 5 15 Liberty 6 2 Elkland 7 1 Williamson 6 0 North Penn 5 -1 Lx JUNIO Ninth Ojicers Grade Sponsors Eighth Grade Officers. Sponsors Seventh Grade Officers Sponsors Junior FFA. Farm Pond Safety 1 1 fanior H igh Basketball Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Sam Wells, Steve Curran, David Cronk, Dan Thomas, Paul Mc- Millen, and Dan Walsh. SECOND ROW: Scott Hall, Dave Barden, Steve Sowders, Gary Wells, Jack Wise, and Terry Leipold, THIRD ROW: Gary Smith, Dave Morgan, Coach Jackson, Harold Courtney, and Jim Rich. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: John Thatcher, Mike Shaw, Byron Van Noy, Dave Knowlton, Carl Mattison, and Bruce Dart, SECOND ROW: Coach Johnson, Dale English, Jim Rose, Dick Bentley, Steve Dart, and Bill Mawhir. fariior High Cheerleaders Left to Right: Tina Barrett, Sylvia Inscho, Lorraine Hall, Sharon Brown, Kathy Broderick, Janet Wilson, Deidre Berguson, and Joan Allen. Junior High Band Junior High Chorus BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 Fir st National Bank in Mansfield Pennsylvania Every Banking Service TOTAL RESOURCES OVER S5, 000, 000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 37, Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Best Wishes From Compliments of PRESTON M. ERWAY, M.D SHORTY McCONNELL Best of Luck to the 1961 Graduating Class STRAIT'S HARDWARE ELMER KENNEDY Manager Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning Mansfield Pa , I CLYDE A. ZEHNER, JR. 121 S. Academy Street Mansfield, Pennsylvania Representing Phone: 57 Res.: 317 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company Nationwide Life Insurance Company Nationwide General Insurance Co. Mutual Income Foundation I TERRY 'S REXALL DRU GS N. Main St. Mansfield, Pa. BOND SHOE STORE vnu-m s for Physical Comfort I Compliments of FISH S SHO E STORE COVINGTON Latest Quality Styles Footwear BARBER SHOP for the Whole Family The Name BALFOUR Stands for the Finest in Class Rings - Commencement Announcements Club Pins - Diplomas - Medals and Trophies Taylor-made Yearbooks L, G, BALFOUR COMPANY AMBY NOLAN Miners Bank Building Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania MATT LYNOTT GARRISONS MEN'S SHOP ws :sf I O C 1 1.5, P 2 Smuth-Corona ELECTRIC PORTABLE L. W. HASTINGS 11 State St. Elmira S Dea1er's Name and Address On the Square Best Wishes to Class of 1961 Best of Luck to the Class of 1961 TOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU Sc ranton, Pa . Compliments of THE FASHIONET TE BE TT Y HINKLIE , T Proprietor Compliments of SHAW 'S MANSFIELD DINER WESTERN AUTO Always a Good Cup of Coffee. A ASSOCIATE STORE BURKE'S FOOD MARKET Compliments of Qi I. I V V Ziyi- To the Class of 1961 N Compliments of THE X fl I Mansfield Pa. 'V T A WRIGHT sg G-I--F. 2 f JH, MANSFIELD cooP. G. L. F. SERVICE, INC . X pp 0 N, ' Compliments of TIOGA COUNTY For the Gifts You'll Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide ESTEP'S JEWELERS CANDY COMPANY 1-3 Main Street Covington, Pa. Wholesale rs Mansfield, Pa. MANSFIELD RES TAURAN T MR. and MRS. PHILLIPS D. SWAN Ernies Mansfield, Pennsylvania RIEPPEL'S WELDING SHOP VAN NOYS FURNITURE H . 'Best ' ' ,--' to the of ' P .1 5 Class Best of Luck Luck V J 1961 Seniors Mansfield, Pennsylvania SOUR'S Compliments I E I I I of BAILEY'S GULF SERVICE West VARIE TY S TORE Wellsboro St. Mansfield, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '61 RUSSEL T. MARVIN Quality Meats and Groceries PRESTON'S, INC 29 N. Main Street Mansfield, Pa. Women's Wear Children's Wear Yard Goods Sherwin-Williams Paints Covington, Pa. Best of Luck Compliments of McNANEY'S Mansfield, Pa. Compliments of BILL'S MOBIL SERVICE 167 Sullivan Street Mansfield, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '61 From H. T. AND DOROTHY WITMORE WITMORE'S STORE Mansfield, Pa. Compliments of MANSFIE LD MO TE L Compliments of COOK'S ESSO S TATION AND LUNCHEONETTE Powers Corners COLES PHARMAC Y Compliments of WILSON 's Drugs GARAGE Gifts Pres criptions Compounde d A Good Drug Store Your Beauty Is Our Duty ELLA MAE'S BEAUTY SHOP 16 East Wellsboro Street Mansfield, Pa. Best of Luck to the Class of '61 If It's E1ectric GEORGE DYER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Your Hotpoint Dealer JUPENLAZ. FINESILVER'S Finest in Women's Clothing 17 North Main Street R. E. A. TRI-COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE INC. Compliments of LAURENT MILK COMPANY Box 375 Mansfield, Penns ylvania Tioga, Pa. Best Wishes From ELLERY'S GROCERY 90 E. Elmira Street Mansfield, Pa. MAIN APPLIANCES - : cg ,gi - f Sales ' -A-4. ' Service Gas and Electric Compliments Best 'Wishes of From GOODRICH'S H. S. DAVIS GARAGE 91 E. Elmira Street Mansfield, Pa. Parts and Service All Makes of Cars FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Troy, Penns ylvania Member of Fede ral Deposit Corporation 370 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts For All You Have Struggled Through Life to Obtain, This Bank Can Be of Help to You. We would Suggest That You Consult Us About Your Banking Needs. Compliments A Country Newspaper Compliments of Producing the Better of . d . 1 Kin of Commercia CLEOIS BEAUTY and Book Printing SHOP DR. R. J. LYNCH MANSFIELD 108 North Academy DR. E. E. BARBER Street E ADVERTI5 R Mansfield, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Phone 538 Compliments Best Wishes to the Senior Class of JAKE'S PIZZA SHOP M f' ld, P . ans le a cooK's CLOVER FARM STORE Mainesburg, Pa. RALPH'S Compliments SERVICE CENTER of RALPH EVANS, Owner Sales Ford Service p MORRIS ' A ' -so-- DAIRY FARMS Mansfield Penns ylvania TYOGA FARMS DAIRY Products of Better Quality and Cleaner Flavor Nutritious Dairy Products RONALD D. SICK, Owner Wellsboro, Pennsylvania LAVONNE'S NORTH PENN GAS DELICATESSEN ,tw iit2Cll'ES3fN 1? Q ' I I and Mansfield, T. W. JUDGE CO. Penna. Compliments FRANK BEARDSLEE of Repres en ting HALL MOTOR CO. Troy, Pa. J. J. MCMILLEN S50 Off Any New or Used Car D D S Purchased by a Member of the ' ' ' Senior Class CHEVRO LE T PONTIAC Phone Mansfield 482 Compliments DR. MOORE Compliments of WEST'S DELUXE MOTEL Mansfield R. D. if 1 Compliments of SHAW 8: ROBENA FUNERAL HOME Success to Class of 1961 Compliments of DAVEY'S NEWSROOM KUHLS For the Finest in Flowers and Floral Artistry It's Always Kuhl's Compliment s of DAHLGREN CHEVROLE T, INC . Mansfield, Pa . Compliments Compliments of of CLEVELAND'S J'OHNNY'S HARDWARE BARBER SHO P l EDDIE S Compliments SERVICE STATION of EDWARD BRUELLY MR.. AND MRS. JOHN J. ANTONIO Owner Phone 169-J TwAlN THEATRE Mansfield, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'Thi Wald! hu Vurhmll Au hylomnaii' f l 1 D I A 1